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The Program for Education Development of Equatorial Guinea (PRODEGE) of the Ministry of Education, Science and Sports is a national effort to modernize the country’s primary education system. Its main components include: teacher development, active schools, and institutional strengthening. PRODEGE will train the country’s 2,400 primary school teachers, create 40 model schools, start a national reading program, and transform traditional classrooms into exciting, interactive learning environments with the use of state-of-the-art active learning instructional methods and materials. Among the program's ultimate goals: increase the number of students graduating from sixth grade, involve parents in schools, and equip children to participate in the nation’s continued progress. PRODEGE is the result of a private-public partnership funded by the Government of Equatorial Guinea and the Hess Corporation.

Newsletter 9: Achievement Day in the Moka Active School

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Within the context of the Active School Component of the Program for Educational Development of Equatorial Guinea (PRODEGE), the community of Moka in Evinayong celebrated its first Achievement Day with parents, children, youth and other members of the community. Also present were the Government Delegate, local authorities and representatives of the Ministry of Education, Science and Sport (MECD).
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Newsletter 5: Institutional Strengthening for Education Quality

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PRODEGE’s Introductory Workshop for Institutional Strengthening was held in Malabo in June 2007. The Secretary General of the MECD inaugurated the workshop and spoke about PRODEGE as a force that the government of Equatorial Guinea had created to improve education in the country. He noted that PRODEGE is a national program of vital relevance to achieve educational development in the country. (Click here)

Newsletter 4: Teacher Certification Program

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A highly successful planning workshop for teacher development took place in Bata in June to set the basis for National Teacher Training College (EUFP) and Ministry of Education, Science and Sport (MECD) approval of the new teacher certification program that the Program is to implement. (Click here)

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June 2007 Quarterly Report

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